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Human Dignity 43 “Human beings too are creatures of this world… endowed with unique dignity.”
Human Dignity 91 “Deep communion with nature cannot be real if our hearts lack tenderness… for fellow human beings.”
Human Dignity 91 “Inconsistent to combat endangered species trafficking while indifferent to human trafficking.”
Human Dignity 139 “Strategies… must combat poverty, restore dignity to the excluded, and protect nature.”
Human Dignity 147 “Settings influence how we think, feel, and act… overstimulation makes it difficult to be integrated and happy.”
Human Dignity 148 “Admirable creativity and generosity” of people surviving environmental hardship.
Human Dignity 200 “Technical solutions are powerless if humanity loses its compass.”
Human Dignity 222 “‘Less is more’… opens us to greater understanding and fulfilment.”
Human Dignity + Common Good 21 “The earth looks like an immense pile of filth.”
Human Dignity + Common Good 106 “Humanity has taken up technology… in a one-dimensional paradigm.”
Human Dignity + Common Good 109 “Economy accepts every advance in technology with a view to profit… ignoring negative impacts on humans.”
Human Dignity + Common Good 112 “We have the freedom to direct technology toward healthier, more human progress.”
Human Dignity + Common Good 122 “When humans place themselves at the centre… all else becomes relative.”
Human Dignity + Common Good 182 “Corruption… conceals environmental impact… prevents full debate.”
Common Good 156 “Human ecology is inseparable from the notion of the common good.”
Common Good 157 “The common good calls for social peace… cannot be achieved without distributive justice.”
Common Good 158 “Summons to solidarity and a preferential option for the poorest of our brothers and sisters.”
Common Good 175 “Need a responsible approach: reducing pollution and developing poorer regions.”
Common Good 176 “Environmental and economic issues must be addressed at national and local levels.”
Common Good 188 “Honest and open debate… so that particular interests do not prejudice the common good.”
Common Good 189 “Politics and economics must enter a frank dialogue in service of life.”
Common Good 215 “Education must promote a new way of thinking about life, society, nature.”
Common Good 225 “Inner peace is closely related to care for ecology and the common good.”
Common Good 229 “We need one another… shared responsibility for others and the world.”
Education 215 “Education will be inadequate unless we promote a new way of thinking about human beings, life, society and our relationship with nature.”
Education 110–114 “Many global problems come from a worldview shaped by technology, consumption, and profit.”
Education 209 “Environmental education should encourage ways of acting which affect the world around us.”
Education 211 “Laws and regulations are insufficient… we need to cultivate sound virtues.”
Education 203 “We have to accept that technological products are not neutral.”
Education 222 “The conviction that ‘less is more’ opens us to fulfillment.”
Education 52 & 91 “Environmental destruction harms the poor first, and it is inconsistent to care about nature while ignoring human suffering.”
Education 205 “A healthy relationship with creation is one dimension of personal conversion.”
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